Help Ring In The New Year with the Soulful Sounds of T. Graham Brown at Dosey Doe Big Barn on Dec 31

THE WOODLANDS, TX -- T. Graham Brown burst on the country music scene back in the mid-1980s. Many of his songs have hit number one and his music has garnered a special place in the hearts of his fans. He is known as one of the best vocalists in the industry, as well as an exceptional songwriter and he continues to tour the country, performing around 100 concerts each year. We sat down with T. Graham Brown to talk to him about his career as well as get more information about his upcoming Dec 31 concert at Dosey Doe Big Barn. It will be an evening to remember. Don’t miss your chance to hear T. Graham Brown in concert.

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Brown was born and raised in Athens, Georgia. He attended the University of Georgia and along with his best friend, he started a small band to play at various college functions. He met his wife, Shelia in 1980 and two years later, they moved to Nashville to help Brown start his music career. Brown told us that while he was trying to secure a contract with a record label, he provided vocals for demos and recorded advertising jingles for various companies including Disney, Coca-Cola, Ford, Sears and Taco Bell. Some songwriters in Nashville would contract him to sing songs that they had written to pitch to record labels. Brown said that it was common for up-and-coming artists to get into the music industry and make a name for themselves through singing demos. These demos served Brown well and helped him secure his first record contract with Capitol Records.

Brown’s initial entry to Country Radio was the sad and soulful “Drowning In Memories.” That Top-40 single helped him to establish himself, and by the winter of 1986, he had warmed up to audiences with the bluesy hit “I Tell It Like It Used To Be.” Other hits quickly followed, with his first self-penned release “Hell And High Water,” which became his first number one song. “I Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again” and “Don’t Go To Strangers” were the next releases, which all became chart-toppers. He has collaborated with the biggest names in the music industry including touring with Kenny Rogers for 300 concerts. Since 1973, Brown has recorded a total of thirteen studio albums, and has charted more than twenty singles.



In recent years, his first-ever Gospel album, Forever Changed, netted him a Grammy nomination, with the promise of more such music on the way. A collaboration from the disc, “He’ll Take Care of You,” paired him with Country Music Hall of Famer Vince Gill.

Now entering his fifth decade as an entertainer, T. Graham Brown continues to branch out in his career. Before moving to Nashville in 1982, he made a few cameos in feature films, including 1977’s Greased Lightning with Richard Pryor. More recently, he’s started acting again, and his colorful personality can be seen in such films as Saving Samuel and Ticket To Nashville. He is also featured in the television series The Dream Motel, which contains a unique premise. Brown has his own Sirius XM Radio channel called “Live Wire”. He said that he plays live cuts from artist’s live albums on his show.

Click here to learn more about T. Graham Brown’s Sirius XM Channel, Live Wire.

T. Graham Brown will be performing at Dosey Doe Big Barn on December 31. He said that the concert will be a mixture of songs that span his entire career. He will meet people afterwards and will be available to sign autographs. He will also have merchandise to sell at the event and looks forward to performing this new year’s eve. Don’t miss your chance to hear T. Graham Brown in concert.

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About Dosey Doe

This 165 year old historical structure has been saved for its current purpose. Originally built as a tobacco barn in Kentucky, the 300-600 year old growth oak and birch massive beams are the foundation not only for a beautiful room for also for great acoustics. It is a place where memories are made. No need to run from restaurant to music hall, as here you have it all.

Their entrees are 'cooked from scratch' based on the season, special offerings of purveyors with the type of music of the night in mind. Their task is to offer a meal that would be the reason in and of itself to visit Dosey Doe. The presentation is note worthy and the creations are featured in several Cook Books from Canada to Texas.

Nationally recognized artists from around the world dominate the calendar here: from Jerry Jeff Walker to The Rippingtons, Dave Mason to Lee Roy Parnell, Clint Black to Bela Fleck, Leon Russell to Spyro Gyra, Steve Wariner to Hayes Carll, Roger Creager to Mel Tillis, Manhattan Transfer to Gallagher... up very close and personal. Most artists will stay to have photos taken and give autographs after the show. Many very rarely do it anywhere but here and almost everyone says it is one of their favorite rooms to play.

'I have played them all, big and small, but I have never played a place that sounds as good as Dosey Doe!' - Gary P Nunn

'I will gladly tell anyone that Carnegie Hall cannot compete with Dosey Doe,' - Michael Martin Murphy

'One of my all time top 5 places to have played,' - Marcia Ball

Come early and enjoy the room. Filled with Americana artifacts from the late 1800s to the early 1900s, there is plenty to see. Your hands touching the hand-hewn 2000 lb barn beams, your eyes filled with art, artifacts, signage from a simpler time, your taste buds excited from salad to dessert, and music so pure - up close and personal... all designed to 'Take You Away' and create a memory you will keep.

The BIG BARN is home to great causes such as RETT and SWING FOR A CURE; benefits where proceeds go to help children's illnesses. The BIG BARN is available for large wedding receptions, corporate functions, birthdays and anniversary parties.

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